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William Hinn

Mid-Century Swedish Modern William Hinn Sculptural Walnut 4-Piece Bedroom Set

Size
34"H x 78"W x 24"D
Material
Wood, Walnut

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Striking 1960s Swedish Modern bedroom set designed by William Hinn, showcasing exceptional sculptural craftsmanship and rich walnut grain throughout. This rare set includes a high chest with upper cabinet, a long low dresser, and a matching pair of rectangular nightstands, all unified by gracefully curved drawer fronts and signature open-frame sides.Read moreRead less

Striking 1960s Swedish Modern bedroom set designed by William Hinn, showcasing exceptional sculptural craftsmanship and rich walnut grain throughout. This rare set includes a high chest with upper cabinet, a long low dresser, and a matching pair of rectangular nightstands, all unified by gracefully curved drawer fronts and signature open-frame sides. Elevated on tapered legs, each piece offers a light, airy presence while providing ample storage. Expertly crafted with timeless mid-century lines, this set is perfect for collectors and designers alike. A true statement ensemble that blends function and artistry, bringing warmth and sophistication to any modern interior. Dresser: 78” x 24” x 34” / Highchest: 45” x 24” x 48” / Nightstands: 26.5” x 17” x 23”.

Specifications

Dimensions: 34"H x 78"W x 24"D
Designer: William Hinn
Maker: Unknown
Materials: Wood, Walnut
Restoration: Original
Category: Bed
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